Clamae - InSmart Water Flosser
Clamae - InSmart Water Flosser
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Product Details
Product Details
300ml Detachable Water Tank - Even though it's portable, our tank is larger than any competitor's, meaning you'll never have to refill the water mid-floss session.
4 Strength Settings - Floss with water at your own comfort level so you can have a smooth experience every time.
4 Attachments - Whether you're cleaning between your teeth, the backs of your teeth, gums, or even your tongue - we have the perfect attachments to get the job done in the most effective way!
Portable and lightweight - you can use it anytime, anywhere, whether it's over the sink, in the shower or even in the bath - floss whenever it suits you!
Strength up to 120 PSI - Strongest water flosser on the market, so you can remove all signs of plaque every time.
What's Included
What's Included
Package includes
Water Flosser Device x 1
Standard Jet Tip x 3
Periodontal Pocket Jet Tip x 1
Tongue Scraping Jet Tip x 1
Orthodontic Jet Tip x 1
USB Charging Cable x1
Manual x 1
Waterproof Bag x 1
Very good quality, super. I recommend it!
Leo A.
It works very well and is of good quality.
Alisa B.
Excellent, as pictures show. Has good pressure. I'm going to ask for more for my friends Recommended 100%
Evelin T.
Questions keeping you up at night?
We've got the answers to tuck you in!
What is a water flosser and how does it work?
A water flosser is an electric device that uses a powerful, focused stream of water to remove food particles and plaque from between your teeth and along the gum line. It is an alternative to traditional flossing and reaches places that a toothbrush cannot.
How often should I use a water flosser?
It is recommended to use a water flosser once a day, preferably in the evening before brushing your teeth. This helps to thoroughly remove plaque and food particles and keep your mouth fresh.
Can I use a water flosser if I have braces or implants?
Absolutely! Water flossers are especially effective for people with braces, crowns, bridges or implants. They clean thoroughly around hard-to-reach areas and remove debris without damaging the equipment.
Is a water flosser suitable for people with sensitive gums?
Yes, water flossers are great for people with sensitive gums. They are less abrasive than traditional floss, and many models have adjustable pressure levels so you can adjust the intensity to your comfort.
Do I still need traditional floss if I use a water flosser?
A water flosser can largely replace traditional flossing, especially for those who have difficulty with string floss. However, in some cases, you can combine the two for an even deeper clean, depending on your dentist’s recommendation.